Painted Almirah Indian Cabinet From Diu - 19th Century Material - Pine chiseled and thick whereas Tsuruoka

chiseled and thick whereas Tsuruoka ironwork is repousséd (raised metalwork)

Smaller torgam were found in private homes but larger pieces like this would have likely been used in monasteries

5 x 23 x 49 (wxdxh cms)

This fabulous candlestick is a museum quality reproduction of the Tibetan style

Perfect for a unique paperweight

Painted Almirah Indian Cabinet From Diu - 19th Century Material - Pine chiseled and thick whereas TsuruokaThis solid teakwood 19th century Indian almirah cabinet is an excellent example of the Indo Portuguese blend of styles. Incredibly stylish and timeless, the sunburst panels are typical of the Portuguese style and have been expertly carved. The core Portuguese occupation did not expand beyond Southern India, however, this cabinet comes from Gujarat further north showing how trade and styles transcended regional borders. Diu became a Portuguese colony